The Bride of Almond Tree
Jun 2021 · Faber & Faber
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Can one broken heart heal another?
Wesley Cunningham has come home from the War with more wounds than he can count. What he wants now is a quiet life - and he's fallen in love with his beautiful, fiercly intelligent neighbour Beth Hardy.
But Beth's own battles have just begun. Determined to change the world, her committment and ideals will extract a heavy toll. Through it all, Wes will not stop loving her. This is the story of their journey through the catastrophic mid-twentieth century to find a way of being together.
Wesley Cunningham has come home from the War with more wounds than he can count. What he wants now is a quiet life - and he's fallen in love with his beautiful, fiercly intelligent neighbour Beth Hardy.
But Beth's own battles have just begun. Determined to change the world, her committment and ideals will extract a heavy toll. Through it all, Wes will not stop loving her. This is the story of their journey through the catastrophic mid-twentieth century to find a way of being together.
Can one broken heart heal another?
Wesley Cunningham has come home from the War with more wounds than he can count. What he wants now is a quiet life - and he's fallen in love with his beautiful, fiercly intelligent neighbour Beth Hardy.
But Beth's own battles have just begun. Determined to c...
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About the author
Robert Hillman has written a number of books including his 2004 memoir The Boy in the Green Suit, which won the Australian National Biography Award, and The Bookshop of the Broken Hearted, published by Faber in 2019. He lives in Melbourne.
Robert Hillman has written a number of books including his 2004 memoir The Boy in the Green Suit, which won the Australian National Biography Award, and The Bookshop of the Broken Hearted, published by Faber in 2019. He lives in Melbourne.
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